'Kingdom Hearts III' Keyblade And Power Form, 'Final Fantasy VII Remake' Put Much Effort In Combat System; Details, Released Date & More

Fans of the game "Final Fantasy VII Remake" and "Kingdom Hearts III" will still have to endure a little bit of waiting. But a screenshot of both anticipated game revealed at the Monaco Anime Game International Conference 2017. Big updates were revealed in both games.

Square Enix, the developer of "Kingdom Heart III" and "Final Fantasy VII Remake" just give fans another reason to hold on for and be patient for something's worth is coming. At the MAGIC 2017, the developer just shared and showed off the screenshots both of the game.

According to the director of "Kingdom Hearts III," Tetsuya Nomura, the screenshot revealed at MAGIC 2017 was the very first-time screenshot for the game. Further hinted that they are fighting a new model of heartless and it is happening in Thebes.

The shield or called as "Power Form" can turn into a chariot, and the Keyblade could also turn into several things. "Kingdom Hearts III" was first announced to have a sequel in E3 2013 but up until now, even four years passed there hasn't been any confirmed release date yet.

The "Kingdom Heart II" was first released sometime in 2006, too long for a game to release a sequel that is already more than a decade. Meanwhile, for the "Final Fantasy VII," the director of the game, Nomura stated that they have exerted a lot of effort and attention into the game's combat system.

Nomura claimed that it is going to happen without any interruption, she further shared their problems regarding with the grenades. The friendly fire has been turned off during the combat hour, so any grenade won't hurt any members of the party.

Scorpion is the first boss of the game, and the scenery of the "Final Fantasy VII Remake" will somehow be destructible. The "Final Fantasy VII Remake" was already long rumored but it was confirmed and revealed at E3 2015.

After a year, fans were dismayed upon hearing that the game will come into an episodic series. Just like with the game "Kingdom of Hearts III," the Square Enix remained mum pertaining to the release date of "Final Fantasy VII Remake."